The Principle of Nuclear Equivalence States That

question 14

Multiple Choice

The principle of nuclear equivalence states that

• A) developing cells become specialized to carry out specific functions.
• B) developing cells follow particular differentiation pathways.
• C) there is no loss of genetic information through determination or differentiation.
• D) differential gene expression is responsible for variation among cells.
• E) nuclear changes can take place during the entire life of an individual.

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Definitions:

Bodily Communication

Refers to the non-verbal exchange of information through body movements, facial expressions, gestures, and posture.

Visual Dominance Behaviour

Tendency to gaze fixedly at a lower-status speaker.

Lower-Status Speaker

Pertains to someone who communicates from a position of reduced social, economic, or professional standing within a given context or hierarchy.

Facial Stress

Tension or strain manifested through facial expressions, often as a result of emotional or physical stress.